AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 21 November 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES. “Tin; BAD .MAX”—MONDAY. A delightful First National special "ill lie the hit; attraction at the I’rincess Theatre on Monday next entitled "The Rad .Man” with a very stroll;; cast id favourite |. layers including Enid llennett, llolhrook Blind. Jack Alnlhall. a pel Walter AlcGrail, directed by Kdwin Ca re we. “The Had Alan” dilfcrs in some re>pe:*t*» with any other |ilmto|ilay that has hecn seen Jiere this year. It is not merely a photoplay. Tt is a drama of the .South-west and it tells a story more complete and more ihrilling than the usual motion picture. Perhaps the reason for this i.s that it Ls a literal translation of the since play. It was Originally conceived in this form and these who have viewed the since perfrfrinanee will note that it has not heeo chanced in the film version. A two reel Comedy and further chapters of the “Eagle's Talons" will .also he shown accompanied hy new selections hv -Everybody's Orchestra at usual prices. On Wednesday next a AYilliam Fox starring Dustin Karimm in “The Akin Who Won” and on Thursday next a pic ture of special interest, especially to Scotch people l starring Hetty Balfour in “Woo MacGregor's Sweetheart.” a charming and delightful Scotch Comedy drama, a British Alasterpiecc photographed in the exquisite scenery of the Scottish Highlands.